@Jordan Butz I'm sure not every company does this, but I have company that does feedback surveys/reputation questions every month to our owners and tenants.

Or, they might be interested in leasing their home for 5 years because they just need out right now.if you want to sell a list, ask yourself if the list is exclusive, or if many people can find the same info themselves on the web.  

Go to IREM.org, find some property managers in your area, look for the ones with the best reputation and have one of them walk the property and run the numbers with you.If the numbers check out, then I would suggest talking with friends, family and your real estate attorney for the money. $125k + $50k + closing costs isn't as daunting as it seems, you definitely can raise this for your first deal.

Here is a link to an Equity trust web page.

Perhaps find a very reputable flipper in your area who does 10+ deals per year and pay him or her to go over the project and the numbers giving a thumbs up or thumbs down.

I currently searching for a reputable online training program for our property manager.

My credit is excellent, and I would need between 70% to 75% financing.Any referrals to reputable lenders who can meet these terms would be greatly appreciated! 

To do well in Petersburg, you have to really know the streets/areas/reputations, and IMO isn't for a passive investor.   

LOL that is the MOST typical California post of a thread, EVER.this is why SoCal has that reputation.

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